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2 3 Customer Reviews
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“Decent speeds in all the tourist areas. Ping increase not too bad as traffic is routed through the Netherlands where traffic needs to go to for EU Servers anyways. Underlying provider is TIM Italy. Coverage outside of settlements/cities is low but thats outside of Jambos control.”
“ESIM.DOG's North America eSIM (AT&T USA/Freedom Mobile Canada) automatically connects to other networks as well (Verizon, T-Mobile, Bell, Rogers, and TELUS) while not transmitting data. Manual network selection is necessary. Support leads you in circles. Freedom Mobile has very limited coverage outside major cities.”
“I cannot recommend this provider.
My purchase confirmation email contained the complete eSIM activation QR code and activation details, but it was also CC'd to a personal Gmail address (praveenasaravanan95 -at- gmail dot com). As far as I can tell, anyone receiving that email also receives everything needed to install the eSIM. I reported this as a potential security issue and repeatedly asked to speak with a human, but only received AI-generated replies. My request for a human representative was ignored.
In addition, there is no purchase history or data usage information available in my account, so I have no way of verifying how much data remains on the eSIM.
Although the eSIM does connect and appears to work, the lack of transparency and the apparent disregard for a legitimate security concern mean I cannot recommend GigaTel.”
“Did not work first time, had to contact support to get a new esim. Routes through London, hence high latency/slow”
“Absolutely terrible. Unusably slow speeds and the random country VPN exit point means many sites won't load.”
“Worst customer service I've experienced in a long time. I've been using Airalo for a couple of years without any major issues, but recently I've been dealing with repeated connection problems.
When I tried to get help, I spent over 30 minutes chatting with an AI bot that never resolved the issue or connected me to a human representative. The end result was simple: no data, no solution, and no refund. Very disappointing experience.”
“Generally very good coverage across Michigan with 5G in detroit. Didn't work in more rural areas where AT&T signal was available whereas my partners cheaper sim from esim dog worked okay. Overall good experience ”
“Generally very good coverage with 4G in smaller towns and 5G in Toronto. Simple setup process and no problems.”
“I bought 2 1 day esims from them, and set them up like any other esim I've used before, and it just didn't work. I tried every settings, and on two different phones with no luck. Do not risk it and stick to a better provider. They did in the end provide a 70% refund though.”
“The esim caused 2 APNs to be set up. The default APN Orange did not work with Rogers in Canada. Selecting the second APN nju got the mobile data going.
Internet breakout was in Poland. There was a noticeable but acceptable delay.”
“I’ve used multiple eSIM providers from here and this eSIM.dog is the worst one I’ve encountered. Connectivity issues extremely slow and unstable/disconnecting every 5 min for 5-10 minutes on repeat. Waste of money. Do not purchase from this provider”
“I bought the eSIM for Canada through esim.dog (9GB, 10 days, Rogers). I like how transparent they are about where the SIM card termination and network is located with multiple options. Setup was smooth, and I just had to remember to turn on Roaming after activating it. Speeds are decent with latency of about 257 ms (thanks to termination in UK/Poland), but it seems like all”
“I bought 10Gb for 7 days but was given unlimited for 3 days. For some reason I was switched.
This is bad. This is incorrect marketing and a switch during the checkout process. I will never purchase from your company again.
Data speed was not good either.”
“I noticed that the pay-as-you-go option does not appear in the plan listings on esimdb, which caught my attention a little. After actually using it, I personally feel this is the most convenient option.
Because it is fully usage based, you can keep using it seamlessly even when moving between countries, which is incredibly convenient. With cheaper flight tickets, long layovers at airports in China are common, and sometimes you may want to head into the city for a short while. In those situations, it feels a bit wasteful to purchase a one day plan or a large data package, so this option fits perfectly.
Airport WiFi is available, of course, but connections can be unstable, and SMS verification is sometimes required, which often makes it more troublesome than expected. That is why having the reassurance of being able to connect immediately on your own mobile line, even during immigration, feels very valuable.
Overseas roaming is also available with ahamo and Rakuten Mobile, but there are still countries that are not covered. Having this set up as a dual SIM feels like something that could really help in an emergency. I also appreciate that LINE and WhatsApp continue to work even after the main data allowance has been used up. It is a small detail, but genuinely useful.”
“poor speed. not connection inn some cases. breakout to HK makes the service unusable.”
“Trusted provider and amazing customer support!
I bought a voice+data esim for my travel to the States, but after activation I had issues with the data, despite voice calls and SMS working well.
I contacted the customer support team via Whatsapp who were very responsive and issued me an additional data-only esim (1GB) until they could resolve the issue with the original one.
The team was very supposed and solved all my issues and did not leave me hanging while I am traveling and need the data connection at all times.
Highly trusted and reliable, based on my experience.”
“Do not ever buy an eSIM from this company. After installing the eSIM and arriving in Canada, I had no internet access for about ten hours. Just imagine being in a foreign country with no data connection because they can’t provide a working SIM. The speed didn’t go above 120 kilobytes. After contacting customer support multiple times and reinstalling the eSIM twice, it finally started working. However, the plan was for five days, and after just one day the speed dropped again to 120 kilobytes, making the eSIM basically unusable.
Don’t buy it spend your money elsewhere.”
“I have used Airalo in about 20 countries and I was quite satisfied mostly. In Mexico though, they are useless unless you stay in the biggest cities. They connect to Movistar network in there and if you plan to travel around, it is absolutely useless with no coverage in most places where other providers have a good signal. ”
“Doesn't work in Canada, tried Rogers Wireless (Blue) and Freedom Mobile Canada (Black) routes.
Fortunately, support is good and will give you a refund.”
“They offer a wide range of options in terms of pricing and duration, and they also provide eSIM card for the USA. Now that I’ve used it a few times, I’m extremely happy with the service. Their customer support is slow but they resolved the Issues as soon as possible but good Gob.”
“Great service and inexpensive; you can switch providers by selecting the network option on your phone if one network has poor reception.”
“Throttling, low speed after two GB instead of unlimited data as was promised. Bought another USA esim, speed became 40 times higher. Used both to download steam games.”
“Great experience, connected in New York, Chicago and LA. 5G most of the time. Easy and perfect !”
“after a whole day of waiting, the unlimited data plan finally work in Canada, speed is limited at 5Mbps download. hotspot as shown below is less than 1Mbps”
“The eSIM works for 30 minutes and now it shows no service again. I bought 5days unlimited plan, I have been speaking with Yoho customer service for 3 hours , no refund, no solutions, just let me wait.”
“Fast & cheap esim
Watch out for restricted apps.
Provider app is a bit clunky”
“Great prices, but incredibly slow. At most I can get 0.2mb/s, about 2000x slower than my normal Sim Card.”
“Update on previous review: They now route the data through a London VPN so that .gov sites and everything else works. Some very picky sites like homedepot still don't work, but I don't think it's possible to avoid with an international sim. Their site updated to Verizon/T-Mobile which is accurate, but they haven't updated this info across all plans. Expect high latency, as data is routed first through Hong Kong then London and data is QCI 9 but other than that I found it to be very reliable over a few months.”
“Turns off and doesn’t work every so often. They’re very difficult to contact. Don’t recommend use a different one.”
“Worked great in USA but data goes through Hong Kong so no ChatGPT or TikTok. I would get 300 mbs when doing Speedtest”
“It works but traffic goes through Hong Kong so you'll get latency and China's censorship (no ChatGPT or TikTok).
Support response was "get a VPN", so totally useless”
“I purchased this eSIM for my trip to the US and was satisfied with the ease of installation and the very affordable price. However, I encountered some issues with data traffic being routed through Hong Kong, causing latency and blocking some services like TikTok and ChatGPT. When I reached out to support, they seemed surprised and went on the defensive, rather than offering a helpful solution. It would have been helpful if this was clearly stated on the website and if support was more knowledgeable and proactive in addressing the issue. Overall, the service was easy to use, but these issues impacted my overall experience.”
“Uses Hong Kong IPs, some .gov sites and Amazon cloudfront sites don't work, but TOR works to bypass without a bridge. Only complaint is that it was initially advertised as all three carriers, but they seemed to switch their roaming policies so I only get T-Mobile/Verizon and sometimes Verizon doesn't work. Maybe some carriers are LAC locked, but I would have another eSIM with permanent data to use other carriers in a pinch if you need. They are also a new provider so their rates/policies change quick.”
North America Travel eSIM FAQ
Everything you need to know about using eSIMs in North America
How many travel eSIM brands (providers) are available for use in North America, and how many prepaid data plans are there?
With over 190 providers and more than 8700 prepaid data plans available in North America, travellers benefit from a wide variety of options that can match personal data and usage preferences.
Are there any unlimited data eSIM plans available for North America?
Unlimited data eSIM plans for North America are offered by several providers. The available plans include those from abesteSIM, Roamify, MicroEsim, Truely, esimzon, Yesim, EscapeSIM, RedEx eSIM, Bloomy eSIM, and FairPlay. All of these plans provide unlimited data with validity periods ranging from one to seventy days and prices that stretch from roughly $4.70 up to $126.37 USD. Most plans allow tethering, but speeds can be throttled; for example, esimzon caps speeds at 10 Mbps. Travelers can choose any of these options based on required validity and budget, keeping in mind possible speed reductions.
Can I get a travel eSIM with a phone number and SMS for North America?
Yes, travel eSIMs that include a phone number, inbound and outbound voice, and SMS are available for North America. Providers such as GlobaleSIM, Roamify, and RedEx eSIM offer plans that use the +1 dialing code, giving you a local North American phone number.
These plans cover a range of data allowances and validity periods—from 1 GB 7‑day plans starting at about $4 USD to unlimited data for 50 days costing roughly $70 USD. Travelers can choose the data amount and duration that best fits their needs; the plans consistently provide full telephony support with both voice and SMS.
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